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The Epicurean Dealmaker. The Reformed Broker. Mark Gongloff. The Big Picture. EconoMonitor. Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed. Applying Common Sense to the Markets. Research - Sample Reports. These examples represent a small subset of our current themes which include: the Outlook for the U.S.

Economy and the U.S. Dollar, the backlash against austerity and the future of the EU, the inflation vs. deflation debate, resource nationalism, the sovereign debt contagion, the implications of complexity, man vs. machine, and geopolitical risks. We also write extensively on global energy supplies, gold and commodities, China, India and other emerging markets, alternative energy, demographic, social and political trends, technology, healthcare, the auto industry, collectibles, agriculture and global food security. We try to balance each issue with a smattering of life's greater truths, including book reviews, thought-provoking quotes , lessons from history, and inspirational stories of heroes and heroines.
Cassandra Does Tokyo. On a long enough timeline the survival rate for everyone drops to zero. Market folly : hedge fund portfolio tracking, SEC filings.

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